In 1915 the Chicago Opera engaged her as Philene in several performances of Thomas's Mignon.
The Chicago Opera Association gave the work its world premiere in Chicago, Illinois on December 26, 1917 and performed it once more in Chicago shortly thereafter.
The first performance of Déjanire in the United States came on 9 December 1915 when it was presented by the Chicago Opera Association with Carmen Melis and Lucien Muratore in the leading roles.
Cugat came to the general director of the opera asking for the commission to paint poster portraits of the Chicago Opera Association stars.
After being honorably discharged in 1917, Huberdeau joined the Chicago Opera Association where he sang leading roles until 1920.
In 1919 he visited the United States, conducting the American premiere of La nave at the Chicago Opera Association on November 18.
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